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Play Episode Listen Later Aug 20, 2020 64:19

Wir gehen mal in die Zukunft. Swuuuusch. “2 Jahre später” steht auf einer großen Kinoleihnwand danach ist Marcus Maak aka Vinylizer in klassischer Drei-Punkt-Ausleuchte zu sehen. Er erzählt von seiner persönlichen Reise durch die Bassmusikwelt. Marcus säbelte los: “Es fing vor 30 Jahren an. Ich gründete 1992 die Radiosendung Black is Black.” Die Sendung beschäftigte sich vor allem mit HipHop, dabei machte er seine ersten Erfahrungen als Radiomoderator. Schnell wurde Herr Maak etwas bewusst und ergänzte seinen Satz sofort. “Ich merkte aber, dass mir ein Genre nicht reicht. Es ist mir zu eindimensional.” Daraufhin gründete er BTTB - Back To The Basics, ebenfalls im Jahre 1992. Inhaltlich soll sich die Sendung mit mehreren Genres beschäftigen: HipHop, House und Acid Jazz, aber schon schnell kamen UK-Ravetunes und Jungle hinzu. Der Grundtenor von BTTB bestand aber immer aus einer entscheidenden Komponente: BASS. -Kino Off- Nur mal ein kleiner Gedankengang, was Vinylizer im Jahre 2022 von sich geben könnte. Es folgen zahlreiche weitere Projekte, die sich mit Bassmusik beschäftigen, wie die Crew WobWob!, eine regelmäßige Sendung auf ByteFM (BTTB), jährliches Auftreten auf dem Fusion und Feel Festival und die Internetseite recordstore.love. Wir freuen uns endlich ein Mix von Vinylizer in unseren digitalen Händen zu halten und ihn euch präsentieren zu können. Er ist ein Urvater für die Bassmusik-Community und wie keiner immer noch so leidenschaftlich bei der Sache. Marcus, danke für diesen wunderschönen Mix! Traxman - "The Robot" (Planet Mu 2012) DJ Manny - "Computer World" (unreleased 2012) Warlock - "Computer Madness" (Free Toons 2012) DJ Rashad - "IIIIIII HIIIIIIII" (Ghettophiles 2011) Modul8 - "Strange Games" (Through These Eyes 2020) EQ Why - "4567" (Equalized 2020) Fracture + Sam Binga - "Chessington" (Astrophonica 2020) Kabuki - "Iceberg" (Kabuki 2020) TMSV - "Visions" (TMSV 2020) Soundbwoy Killah - "All Night Long" (Sneaker Social Club 2019) Modul8 - "Acceler8ed" (Through These Eyes 2020) Kabuki - "Albatross" (unreleased 2020) Addison Groove - "Dreamscape 12" (Gutterfunk 2020) FFF - "Backstreet Dub" (Foxy Jangle 2020) RTR - "Reward (Om Unit Remix)" (Analogical Force 2020) TMSV - "All The Yous That Have Been" (TMSV 2019) Cadenza - "The Darkest Hype (Philip D. Kick Remix)" (Dummy 2011) The Widdler - "Goldeneye Watch Theme (Widdler Refix)" (Free Toons 2011) Addison Groove - "TeknoJuke" (Gutterfunk 2020) DJ Rashad - "We're Jukin' Out" (Juke Trax Online 2008) Alex Reece - "Pulp Fiction" (Metalheadz 1995) Nphonix - "Fk The Pitch" (Loose Squares 2014) DJ Rashad + DJ Manny - "Drums Please" (Hyperdub 2013) Sully - "Rotten (Sam Binga Remix)" (Rua Sound 2016) DJ Rashad + DJ Spinn + Taso - "Cream VIP" (Teklife 2014) Modul8 - "2L8" (Through These Eyes 2020) FFF - "No Ice Cream" (Foxy Jangle 2020) Zinc - "Forest Gate Funk" (Rinse 2013) A$AP Rocky + Skepta - "Praise The Lord (Da Shine)" (RCA 2018) Rebound X - "Rhythm 'n' Gash (Landlord's House Coat Footwork Edit)" (Free Toons 2015) Angel Haze - "Werkin' Girls" (True Panther 2012) Skream - "FNKONOMIKA" (Tempa 2011) Addison Groove - "Out Of Nowhere" (Gutterfunk 2020) Rose Royce - "You Abandoned Me (LNTG Rework)" (Lightspeed 2011) Links: instagram.com/recordstores.love wobwob.net vinylizer.net

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Infinite Sequence Podcast #040 - Vinylizer (WobWob!, Hamburg)

Play Episode Listen Later Aug 20, 2020 64:19

Wir gehen mal in die Zukunft. Swuuuusch. “2 Jahre später” steht auf einer großen Kinoleihnwand danach ist Marcus Maak aka Vinylizer in klassischer Drei-Punkt-Ausleuchte zu sehen. Er erzählt von seiner persönlichen Reise durch die Bassmusikwelt. Marcus säbelte los: “Es fing vor 30 Jahren an. Ich gründete 1992 die Radiosendung Black is Black.” Die Sendung beschäftigte sich vor allem mit HipHop, dabei machte er seine ersten Erfahrungen als Radiomoderator. Schnell wurde Herr Maak etwas bewusst und ergänzte seinen Satz sofort. “Ich merkte aber, dass mir ein Genre nicht reicht. Es ist mir zu eindimensional.” Daraufhin gründete er BTTB - Back To The Basics, ebenfalls im Jahre 1992. Inhaltlich soll sich die Sendung mit mehreren Genres beschäftigen: HipHop, House und Acid Jazz, aber schon schnell kamen UK-Ravetunes und Jungle hinzu. Der Grundtenor von BTTB bestand aber immer aus einer entscheidenden Komponente: BASS. -Kino Off- Nur mal ein kleiner Gedankengang, was Vinylizer im Jahre 2022 von sich geben könnte. Es folgen zahlreiche weitere Projekte, die sich mit Bassmusik beschäftigen, wie die Crew WobWob!, eine regelmäßige Sendung auf ByteFM (BTTB), jährliches Auftreten auf dem Fusion und Feel Festival und die Internetseite recordstore.love. Wir freuen uns endlich ein Mix von Vinylizer in unseren digitalen Händen zu halten und ihn euch präsentieren zu können. Er ist ein Urvater für die Bassmusik-Community und wie keiner immer noch so leidenschaftlich bei der Sache. Marcus, danke für diesen wunderschönen Mix! Traxman - "The Robot" (Planet Mu 2012) DJ Manny - "Computer World" (unreleased 2012) Warlock - "Computer Madness" (Free Toons 2012) DJ Rashad - "IIIIIII HIIIIIIII" (Ghettophiles 2011) Modul8 - "Strange Games" (Through These Eyes 2020) EQ Why - "4567" (Equalized 2020) Fracture + Sam Binga - "Chessington" (Astrophonica 2020) Kabuki - "Iceberg" (Kabuki 2020) TMSV - "Visions" (TMSV 2020) Soundbwoy Killah - "All Night Long" (Sneaker Social Club 2019) Modul8 - "Acceler8ed" (Through These Eyes 2020) Kabuki - "Albatross" (unreleased 2020) Addison Groove - "Dreamscape 12" (Gutterfunk 2020) FFF - "Backstreet Dub" (Foxy Jangle 2020) RTR - "Reward (Om Unit Remix)" (Analogical Force 2020) TMSV - "All The Yous That Have Been" (TMSV 2019) Cadenza - "The Darkest Hype (Philip D. Kick Remix)" (Dummy 2011) The Widdler - "Goldeneye Watch Theme (Widdler Refix)" (Free Toons 2011) Addison Groove - "TeknoJuke" (Gutterfunk 2020) DJ Rashad - "We're Jukin' Out" (Juke Trax Online 2008) Alex Reece - "Pulp Fiction" (Metalheadz 1995) Nphonix - "Fk The Pitch" (Loose Squares 2014) DJ Rashad + DJ Manny - "Drums Please" (Hyperdub 2013) Sully - "Rotten (Sam Binga Remix)" (Rua Sound 2016) DJ Rashad + DJ Spinn + Taso - "Cream VIP" (Teklife 2014) Modul8 - "2L8" (Through These Eyes 2020) FFF - "No Ice Cream" (Foxy Jangle 2020) Zinc - "Forest Gate Funk" (Rinse 2013) A$AP Rocky + Skepta - "Praise The Lord (Da Shine)" (RCA 2018) Rebound X - "Rhythm 'n' Gash (Landlord's House Coat Footwork Edit)" (Free Toons 2015) Angel Haze - "Werkin' Girls" (True Panther 2012) Skream - "FNKONOMIKA" (Tempa 2011) Addison Groove - "Out Of Nowhere" (Gutterfunk 2020) Rose Royce - "You Abandoned Me (LNTG Rework)" (Lightspeed 2011) Links: instagram.com/recordstores.love wobwob.net vinylizer.net

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Infinite Sequence Podcast #040 - Vinylizer (WobWob!, Hamburg)

Play Episode Listen Later Aug 20, 2020 64:19

Wir gehen mal in die Zukunft. Swuuuusch. “2 Jahre später” steht auf einer großen Kinoleihnwand danach ist Marcus Maak aka Vinylizer in klassischer Drei-Punkt-Ausleuchte zu sehen. Er erzählt von seiner persönlichen Reise durch die Bassmusikwelt. Marcus säbelte los: “Es fing vor 30 Jahren an. Ich gründete 1992 die Radiosendung Black is Black.” Die Sendung beschäftigte sich vor allem mit HipHop, dabei machte er seine ersten Erfahrungen als Radiomoderator. Schnell wurde Herr Maak etwas bewusst und ergänzte seinen Satz sofort. “Ich merkte aber, dass mir ein Genre nicht reicht. Es ist mir zu eindimensional.” Daraufhin gründete er BTTB - Back To The Basics, ebenfalls im Jahre 1992. Inhaltlich soll sich die Sendung mit mehreren Genres beschäftigen: HipHop, House und Acid Jazz, aber schon schnell kamen UK-Ravetunes und Jungle hinzu. Der Grundtenor von BTTB bestand aber immer aus einer entscheidenden Komponente: BASS. -Kino Off- Nur mal ein kleiner Gedankengang, was Vinylizer im Jahre 2022 von sich geben könnte. Es folgen zahlreiche weitere Projekte, die sich mit Bassmusik beschäftigen, wie die Crew WobWob!, eine regelmäßige Sendung auf ByteFM (BTTB), jährliches Auftreten auf dem Fusion und Feel Festival und die Internetseite recordstore.love. Wir freuen uns endlich ein Mix von Vinylizer in unseren digitalen Händen zu halten und ihn euch präsentieren zu können. Er ist ein Urvater für die Bassmusik-Community und wie keiner immer noch so leidenschaftlich bei der Sache. Marcus, danke für diesen wunderschönen Mix! Traxman - "The Robot" (Planet Mu 2012) DJ Manny - "Computer World" (unreleased 2012) Warlock - "Computer Madness" (Free Toons 2012) DJ Rashad - "IIIIIII HIIIIIIII" (Ghettophiles 2011) Modul8 - "Strange Games" (Through These Eyes 2020) EQ Why - "4567" (Equalized 2020) Fracture + Sam Binga - "Chessington" (Astrophonica 2020) Kabuki - "Iceberg" (Kabuki 2020) TMSV - "Visions" (TMSV 2020) Soundbwoy Killah - "All Night Long" (Sneaker Social Club 2019) Modul8 - "Acceler8ed" (Through These Eyes 2020) Kabuki - "Albatross" (unreleased 2020) Addison Groove - "Dreamscape 12" (Gutterfunk 2020) FFF - "Backstreet Dub" (Foxy Jangle 2020) RTR - "Reward (Om Unit Remix)" (Analogical Force 2020) TMSV - "All The Yous That Have Been" (TMSV 2019) Cadenza - "The Darkest Hype (Philip D. Kick Remix)" (Dummy 2011) The Widdler - "Goldeneye Watch Theme (Widdler Refix)" (Free Toons 2011) Addison Groove - "TeknoJuke" (Gutterfunk 2020) DJ Rashad - "We're Jukin' Out" (Juke Trax Online 2008) Alex Reece - "Pulp Fiction" (Metalheadz 1995) Nphonix - "Fk The Pitch" (Loose Squares 2014) DJ Rashad + DJ Manny - "Drums Please" (Hyperdub 2013) Sully - "Rotten (Sam Binga Remix)" (Rua Sound 2016) DJ Rashad + DJ Spinn + Taso - "Cream VIP" (Teklife 2014) Modul8 - "2L8" (Through These Eyes 2020) FFF - "No Ice Cream" (Foxy Jangle 2020) Zinc - "Forest Gate Funk" (Rinse 2013) A$AP Rocky + Skepta - "Praise The Lord (Da Shine)" (RCA 2018) Rebound X - "Rhythm 'n' Gash (Landlord's House Coat Footwork Edit)" (Free Toons 2015) Angel Haze - "Werkin' Girls" (True Panther 2012) Skream - "FNKONOMIKA" (Tempa 2011) Addison Groove - "Out Of Nowhere" (Gutterfunk 2020) Rose Royce - "You Abandoned Me (LNTG Rework)" (Lightspeed 2011) Links: instagram.com/recordstores.love wobwob.net vinylizer.net

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Infinite Sequence Podcast #040 - Vinylizer (WobWob!, Hamburg)

Play Episode Listen Later Aug 17, 2020 64:19

Wir gehen mal in die Zukunft. Swuuuusch. “2 Jahre später” steht auf einer großen Kinoleihnwand danach ist Marcus Maak aka Vinylizer in klassischer Drei-Punkt-Ausleuchte zu sehen. Er erzählt von seiner persönlichen Reise durch die Bassmusikwelt. Marcus säbelte los: “Es fing vor 30 Jahren an. Ich gründete 1992 die Radiosendung Black is Black.” Die Sendung beschäftigte sich vor allem mit HipHop, dabei machte er seine ersten Erfahrungen als Radiomoderator. Schnell wurde Herr Maak etwas bewusst und ergänzte seinen Satz sofort. “Ich merkte aber, dass mir ein Genre nicht reicht. Es ist mir zu eindimensional.” Daraufhin gründete er BTTB - Back To The Basics, ebenfalls im Jahre 1992. Inhaltlich soll sich die Sendung mit mehreren Genres beschäftigen: HipHop, House und Acid Jazz, aber schon schnell kamen UK-Ravetunes und Jungle hinzu. Der Grundtenor von BTTB bestand aber immer aus einer entscheidenden Komponente: BASS. -Kino Off- Nur mal ein kleiner Gedankengang, was Vinylizer im Jahre 2022 von sich geben könnte. Es folgen zahlreiche weitere Projekte, die sich mit Bassmusik beschäftigen, wie die Crew WobWob!, eine regelmäßige Sendung auf ByteFM (BTTB), jährliches Auftreten auf dem Fusion und Feel Festival und die Internetseite recordstore.love. Wir freuen uns endlich ein Mix von Vinylizer in unseren digitalen Händen zu halten und ihn euch präsentieren zu können. Er ist ein Urvater für die Bassmusik-Community und wie keiner immer noch so leidenschaftlich bei der Sache. Marcus, danke für diesen wunderschönen Mix! Traxman - "The Robot" (Planet Mu 2012) DJ Manny - "Computer World" (unreleased 2012) Warlock - "Computer Madness" (Free Toons 2012) DJ Rashad - "IIIIIII HIIIIIIII" (Ghettophiles 2011) Modul8 - "Strange Games" (Through These Eyes 2020) EQ Why - "4567" (Equalized 2020) Fracture + Sam Binga - "Chessington" (Astrophonica 2020) Kabuki - "Iceberg" (Kabuki 2020) TMSV - "Visions" (TMSV 2020) Soundbwoy Killah - "All Night Long" (Sneaker Social Club 2019) Modul8 - "Acceler8ed" (Through These Eyes 2020) Kabuki - "Albatross" (unreleased 2020) Addison Groove - "Dreamscape 12" (Gutterfunk 2020) FFF - "Backstreet Dub" (Foxy Jangle 2020) RTR - "Reward (Om Unit Remix)" (Analogical Force 2020) TMSV - "All The Yous That Have Been" (TMSV 2019) Cadenza - "The Darkest Hype (Philip D. Kick Remix)" (Dummy 2011) The Widdler - "Goldeneye Watch Theme (Widdler Refix)" (Free Toons 2011) Addison Groove - "TeknoJuke" (Gutterfunk 2020) DJ Rashad - "We're Jukin' Out" (Juke Trax Online 2008) Alex Reece - "Pulp Fiction" (Metalheadz 1995) Nphonix - "Fk The Pitch" (Loose Squares 2014) DJ Rashad + DJ Manny - "Drums Please" (Hyperdub 2013) Sully - "Rotten (Sam Binga Remix)" (Rua Sound 2016) DJ Rashad + DJ Spinn + Taso - "Cream VIP" (Teklife 2014) Modul8 - "2L8" (Through These Eyes 2020) FFF - "No Ice Cream" (Foxy Jangle 2020) Zinc - "Forest Gate Funk" (Rinse 2013) A$AP Rocky + Skepta - "Praise The Lord (Da Shine)" (RCA 2018) Rebound X - "Rhythm 'n' Gash (Landlord's House Coat Footwork Edit)" (Free Toons 2015) Angel Haze - "Werkin' Girls" (True Panther 2012) Skream - "FNKONOMIKA" (Tempa 2011) Addison Groove - "Out Of Nowhere" (Gutterfunk 2020) Rose Royce - "You Abandoned Me (LNTG Rework)" (Lightspeed 2011) Links: www.instagram.com/recordstores.love www.wobwob.net www.vinylizer.net

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Bonus Episode: Third Kind Records | 8.16.20

Play Episode Listen Later Aug 16, 2020

Nick Langley from Third Kind Records pops in to discuss some of the often confusing releases on his label with cuts from Nikmis, EQ Why, Stewart Chalmers, and others.

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Bonus Episode: Third Kind Records | 8.16.20

Protrusive Dental Podcast

Play Episode Listen Later Aug 16, 2020

Nick Langley from Third Kind Records pops in to discuss some of the often confusing releases on his label with cuts from Nikmis, EQ Why, Stewart Chalmers, and others.

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How to Win at Life and Succeed in Dentistry – Emotional Intelligence – PDP034

Play Episode Listen Later Jul 30, 2020 56:18

If there is one piece of content I produce in my LIFE which I think MAY have a massive impact on your life - it might not get much bigger than this one right here! I will put the video up shortly, but you can catch it on Facebook premiere tonight at 8pm on Protrusive Dental Podcast Facebook Page. Do your grades at dental school influence your success as a Dentist?Is your IQ important? I would be surprised if any of you answered 'yes' for these questions. So what do Richard Porter and I believe is the most important predictor of success in your life, relationships and work? Two words: Emotional Intelligence. Find a quiet place, close your eyes* and take a dive in to the world of Emotional Intelligence as applied to Dentistry: *not while driving!! We discuss: How important is luck in your life and careerWhat is emotional intelligence and what tangible examples can Richard provide relevant to Dentistry?Why does high emotional intelligence mean more 'successful' and even higher earning Dentists?Are you born with Emotional Intelligence, or can you improve your EQ?Why is Emotional Intelligence important for Dentists, Dental Therapists and the entire dental team?How can you find out your level of EI? Richard suggested The Big 5 Ocean Assessment - such as understandmyself.com Resources as promised: Harvard Happiness StudyDunedin study Learn with Richard Porter and Aspire If you liked this episode, you will love 12 Rules for Dentistry

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Ep. 59: On Representation in Film & Creating New Archetypes

Play Episode Listen Later Nov 29, 2019

EQ: Why are women, specifically women of color, underrepresented in media and media production and what can be done to elevate their voices and experiences?Guest: June Nho Ivers. June is a documentary filmmaker and previously joined us for Episode 55: Understanding Gentrification, Displacement, and Mass Incarceration with the incredible Tonya Wilson. Every aspect of this conversation felt like it should be longer. We’ve tried to include links to all the things mentioned in this episode in hopes that you will #belessbasic and learn more about the challenges of representation in media and the way it is changing. Movies Mentioned: Cannes Jury led by first Latin American Filmmaker to lead Jury InarrituParasite by Bong Joon-Ho (spoilers in this review)Atlantics by Mati Diop (first African Woman Director)Shows with a Female Lens:OutlanderFleabagOrange is the New BlackHorror as a sociological genre:MidsommarUsGet outLGBTQ lens:Ryan MurphyGleeAmerican Horror StoryPose Asian Diaspora Representation:Always be my maybeTo all the boys I loved article on Jenny Han/ Whitewashing CastingKim's ConvenienceMusic ConversationBTSHalsey on Being White Presenting88 Rising - Asian RappersSeattle TalentSarah PorkalobDiana Huey as Ariel TheaterJonathan Pryce / Miss SaigonNoma Dumezweni as Hermione Other Related Links:Roger Ebert defending the filmmakers of Better Luck TomorrowFootwork DocumentaryJoji HopscotchIt G MaChampagne & Real Pain:Champagne: Elle Magazine just released their 2019 Women in Hollywood Power List and 6 of the 12 finalists are women of color. Real Pain: NBC - yes, the television network - for attempting to derail Ronan Farrow’s story exposing Harvey Weinstein. Do Your Fudging Homework:Hope: Maureen GooAnnie: Go read the Elle Magazine 2019 Women in Hollywood Power List. Women and Hollywood, specifically their resources on Women of Color in media and the importance of representation. June: Free the Work , Harlot, Kingdom

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Ep. 58: Equity in Science Education

Play Episode Listen Later Nov 16, 2019

EQ: Why is equity an issue in science education and what can be done to promote access and opportunity for women, students of color, and young people living in poverty?Guests: Natalie Reszka and Jen Holm, Masters in Science Education both educators at Lincoln High School in Tacoma. Natalie and Jen share their journey into the sciences, including barriers they face as women in this field. They unpack systemic issues current facing low-income high schools and the lack of funding to support well-rounded science programs. They elaborate on concrete ways they help students see themselves as scientists, and why we need to speak up and advocate for our students, calling out disparities in science education.Related Links:Students of Color Face Persistent Disparities in Access to Advanced STEM CoursesLatinos, African-Americans have less access to math, science classes, new data showMore black and Hispanic science teachers could mean more scientists of colorMurdoch Charitable Trust Grant programDonate to Jen and Natalie’s classrooms!For a tax-deductible donation send a check to Lincoln High School addressed to Patrick Eriwn with a note for Natalie Reszka (nreszka@tacoma.k12.wa.us) or Jen Holm (jholm@tacoma.k12.wa.us)Contribute via Venmo @Natalie-ReszkaChampagne & Real Pain:Champagne: first all female space walk!Real Pain: For the DB who think that only men can be scientists or enter scientific fields; those denying climate changeDo Your Fudging Homework:Hope: How Islamic Scientists changed the world Annie: read the research about gatekeeping in science and continue to educate yourself about educational disparities. There’s a ton of great research and we need to revive science education to literally save the planet. Natalie: Watch Before the Flood

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KL021: Emotional Intelligence and Your Success

Keep Leading!™

Play Episode Listen Later Aug 14, 2019 44:48

Dr. Steven Stein Founder and Executive Chairman of MHS. Author of "The EQ Leader" and co-author of "The EQ Edge" Emotional Intelligence and Your Success Episode Summary What is the difference between your IQ and your EQ? Why does it matter? I sat down with Dr. Steven Stein the Founder and Executive Chairman of Multi-Health Systems to discuss this. In this episode, we explore the importance of emotional intelligence and its role in success for leaders. Bio Dr. Steven Stein is a clinical psychologist and Founder and Executive Chair of MHS, an internationally known publisher of psychological tests and human analytics company. MHS is a 3-time Profit 100 winner for fastest-growing companies in Canada, one of Canada’s 50 Best Managed Companies (since 2014), one of Canada’s Most Admired Corporate Cultures, and has been awarded the American Psychological Association Healthy Workplace award. He is a leading expert on emotional intelligence and has authored several books, including The EQ Leader: Instilling Passion, Creating Shared Goals, and Building Meaningful Organizations through Emotional Intelligence; The EQ Edge: Emotional Intelligence and Your Success; Emotional Intelligence for Dummies, and Make Your Workplace Great. He has also done over 100 TV, radio, and newspaper interviews mostly related to emotional intelligence in the workplace. Websites https://www.mhs.com http://stevenstein.com LinkedIn https://www.linkedin.com/in/drstevenstein Twitter https://twitter.com/drstevenstein https://twitter.com/mhs_talent https://twitter.com/eiconnection Facebook https://www.facebook.com/MHSAssessments/ Leadership Quote“Leadership is taking actions that influence the thoughts, behaviors, or feelings of one or more people.” Subscribe, share and review on iTunes! https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/keep-leading/id1461490512 Purchase Dr. Steven Stein's book on Amazon.com! Please visit KeepLeadingPodcast.com for a full transcript of this episode. The Keep Leading!™ podcast is for people passionate about leadership. It is dedicated to leadership development and insights. Join your host Eddie Turner, The Leadership Excelerator® as he speaks with accomplished leaders and people of influence across the globe as they share their journey to leadership excellence. Listen as they share leadership strategies, techniques and insights. For more information visit eddieturnerllc.com or follow Eddie Turner on Twitter and Instagram at @eddieturnerjr. Like Eddie Turner LLC on Facebook. Connect with Eddie Turner on LinkedIn. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

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Ep. 50: Let's Talk Intergaycial Relationships

Ask the Naked Scientists Podcast

Play Episode Listen Later Jul 23, 2019

SINCE RECORDING THIS HAPPENED IN TACOMA!! EQ: Why is it important to recognize and/or celebrate Pride? Guests: Cal-Jean Lloyd-Wagner, MS Language Arts teacher & Cat Melaunie, kindergarten teacher and previous guest on Ep. 22 That’s Pinteresting!)We recorded this episode to celebrate Pride season. From funny coming out stories and a debate on how many rainbows is too many rainbows, we hope our listeners will learn a little more about how to support their LGBTQ+ friends and neighbors. Since we never shy away from complicated topics and work hard to think about the world intersectionality, we also dip into a discussion on what’s wonderful, challenging, and unique about being in an intergaycial relationship[ (that’s short for interracial & gay!).Ways to support Pride this month:Oasis Youth Center meal time, MDC Langelo@mdc-hope.orgGo read Aristotle & Dante Discover the Secrets of the Universe, Dear Rachel MaddoxGet rid of needlessly gendered language (try to be more neutral)Newish Segment Champagne & Real Pain Sir Bacon or Tom Waits:Champagne - we want to raise a glass/ pour one out forLisa Keating. Go support her campaign for Tacoma School Board.The organizations doing real work to help queer youth, especially those who have been rejected by their families and need a safe place to land. Locally, we’d like to raise a glass to Oasis Youth Center and PFLAG in Tacoma. The Trevor Project is also doing amazing work in the way of LGBTQ+ youth suicide prevention. Real Pain - we want to condemn these people & actionsAnti-gay and anti-trans violence. Leave people the hell alone and let them be themselves. Literally nothing bad will happen if you just mind your business. To all anti-LGBT bills that emerge every yearDo Your Fudging Homework:Annie: I never thought I’d say this, but consider patronizing the Cracker Barrel in Cleveland, Tennessee. The store recently rejected a request for a meeting space from a homophobic pastor who called for the execution of gay people. While Cracker Barrel is far from perfect, they’ve come a long way. Plus they have old timey candy and pretty good biscuits. Hope: Support Lisa Keating for school boardCat: My bday gift and send it inter-office mailCal-Jean: put up signage about being open and affirming to all families

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Why do we blush?

Play Episode Listen Later Jun 6, 2019 20:08

Chris Smith from The Naked Scientists takes on YOUR questions with Eusebius McKasier from Talk Radio 702. Would a brain transplant keep someone's memories? Why do we blush? Is it bad to exercise when ill? How do you lose a sense of smell? Can it return? What is the difference between IQ and EQ? Why do we have three sets of DNA? With some questions from the BIO conference in Philadelphia. Like this podcast? Please help us by supporting the Naked Scientists

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Ep. 40: Lady Justice: an Interview with Lawyer Jacqueline Justice

Play Episode Listen Later Feb 14, 2019

EQ: Why are issues of justice are important for the average person to understand in 2019? Guest: Jacqueline JusticeHighlights of this episode include:What it’s like to work inside the Social Security Administration as a decision writer and how the system can be improved for people with disabilities (cultural competency training, better vocational training, and a functional healthcare system). How Washington’s social safety nets are better (and worse) than other states and what we do well (Department of Vocational Rehabilitation, or DVR is one example).The basics of Dependency Court, including racial disparities and disproportionalities - African American children are twice as likely to enter the system and most people who work in it are white women. Get nerdy and read some of these reportsOr this Race, Crime, and Juvenile JusticeOr these publications from Court Appointed Special Advocates (CASA)Or this from FrontlineThe ins and outs of the adult advocacy roles, including attorney, CASAs, and GALs (guardians ad litem).What it’s like being a woman of color in a field (law) that is dominated by older white males, including the intersectionality of race and gender in the court.The compounding effect of the homelessness crisis (and housing instability in general) on kids in crisis. How the state lacks the ability to sustain comprehensive programs - we tend to focus on fixing individual pieces but not the whole situation or the whole family.The benefit of local programs, like the Tacoma Housing Authority. Jacqueline's Magic Wand Wishes: universal health care and good vocational training.Maintaining a trauma-informed approach to the work of law in order to lead the profession in a compassionate way.Guilty Favesies:Annie: Game apps like Candy Crush Blossom BlastJackie: “How to Get Away with Murder” and other crime showsHope: the show “You”Do Your Fudging Homework:Jackie: the CASA program, The New Jim Crow by Michelle AlexanderHope: White Rage by Carol AndersonAnnie: Donate locally to support youth in crisis and the programs that help them such as Fostering Together

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Ep. 38: Racial Equity in AP, IB, and Honors Courses Matters

Play Episode Listen Later Jan 18, 2019

EQ: Why is educational access and access to rigorous, transformative educational experiences important?Guest: Kim Thomas, Partnership Director for Equal Opportunity Schools and total badass. “Kimberly is deeply committed to educational access, equity and transformation and to the challenging, but critical work of ensuring that marginalized students have access to rigorous, transformative educational experiences.”This episode takes a deep dive into equity issues in schools with the incisive, brilliant, and hilarious Kim Thomas. Topics include:Kim’s experience growing up on the south and, later, eastside of Tacoma and her enrollment in Lincoln High School’s one and only AP course in the mid-90s. Gatekeeping among school staff and within school systems that limits access to rigorous coursework for historically undeserved populations. The Race Gap in High School Honors Classes—The AtlanticThe Two Faces of AP —NY TimesWhen i Comes to Advanced Coursework, Equity Matters—Nate BowlingWhen Educators Act Like Gateways—Art WorrellWhen You’re the Only Black Kid in a Sea of White Faces—Anjanique BarberDefining rigor in the context of AP and IB courses (HINT: it’s not just a ton of work of a fast pace)Committing to the work of racial equity in high-rigor coursework by both getting students in the door and supporting them in their context to be successful.Guilty Favesies (accidental food theme):Kim: all manner of delightfully junky foodAnnie: Giant American tortillas Hope: late night Taco Bell quesadillas with green sauceDo Your Fudging Homework:Kim: Scene on Radio “Seeing White” seriesAnnie: for educators - examine academic gatekeeping in your building Hope: look at your own workplace and practice with the goal of being more equitable

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Ep. 32: #DangerousMom’s Perspective on Childbirth, Motherhood, and Advocacy

Play Episode Listen Later Nov 1, 2018

EQ: Why is being a stay-at-home-parent a fulltime, bad-ass job that we need in 2018?Guest: Tobi Tommaney, Tacoma-raised, birth doula, wife, and mother.In this episode we discuss:Why Tacoma is the best place to raise a familyHow you can be a block mom, a #dangerousmom, and a general bad-assHow women’s bodies are strong and powerful---we just have to listen to ourselves.The difference between pain and sufferingMidwifery, being a doulah, and why you should use the lotus method for your placentaRecommended reading:Ina May Gaskin--midwifeRobin Lim Placenta the Forgotten ShakraAn insider’s perspective on the Tacoma Teacher StrikeMost importantly, why you are enough and just showing up to speak your truth is ENOUGH! We need to make sure our legislators and school board know they are there to serve the community!Do Your Fudging Homework:Show up at a school board meeting, email your legislator and speak up!

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Ep. 31: Not Data Without Stories, Not Stories Without Data

Play Episode Listen Later Oct 13, 2018

EQ: Why is the work of the ACLU in the Washington important and relevant in 2018?Guest: Vanessa Torres Hernandez, Youth Policy Director at American Civil Liberties Union of Washington. Nerd Farmer Guest Ep 27The formidable and fabulous Vanessa Torres Hernandez joins us to talk about the intersection of education and the law. Vanessa shares the story of her early life in Guam, the culture shock of American college life, and her years as a teacher. Highlights include:We need to pay more attention to school safety issues in Washington School Safety. Many instinctive responses to school shootings are wrong and not research based. We need more preventative resources.There is an absurd amount of racial bias in school suspensions and other forms of discipline We need to question and re-imagine the role of law enforcement in schools The importance of stories with data and data with stories in improving school safety - it can’t just be about numbers or feelings, we have to examine bothEqual Justice WorksLearn more about the Every Student Counts Alliance (ESCA), a new collaboration between organizations and individuals in Spokane working to end the overuse of suspension and expulsion in Spokane Public Schools and to eliminate disparities in rates of suspension and expulsion of students of color and students with disabilities.Read more about WA state laws on suspension, including HB 1541 and Adopted Student Discipline RulesGuilty FavesiesHope: candles, especially if they’re on sale at TargetAnnie: single-serving lunch snacksVanessa: celebrity gossip magazinesDo Your Fudging Homework:Hope: What do you think about … Can the ACLU Become the NRA for the Left?Vanessa: Attend Adult Civics HH; Flights and Rights (ACLU) in Seattle; issue oriented civic engagement--most importantAnnie: clued in to what’s happening in legislature! Sign up for legislators emails

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Ep. 30: Decolonize Your Bookshelf

Play Episode Listen Later Sep 27, 2018

EQ: Why is important to decolonize your bookshelf and how do you do it? Guest: Kristen Sierra, Tacoma born & raised, Lincoln teacher-librarian, TPS momKristen helps us understand what it means to decolonize your bookshelf, including challenging us to read more authors from diverse backgrounds! We also learn more about Project Lit, a Nashville based program that addresses the problem of “book deserts” in urban areas. This program focuses on providing high-quality, culturally relevant books that empower students as readers and leaders.Support her work to transform the Lincoln Library by: Donating to Project Lit Lincoln Abes Learn more information about Project Lit as a Nation wide Movement: Jared Amato who started Project LitProject LIT: How a Nashville educator turned a class project into a nationwide movementShifting the Culture of Reading in a School Other useful links:Contact for Tacoma Public Schools Library Director for information on supporting our Milgard Fundraiser & support in general: Ms. Suzanna Panter: spanter@tacoma.K12.wa.us Link to Tacoma Public School Library websites for supportive citizens to contact their local school librarian (scroll down and click on the name of the school) https://www.tacomaschools.org/libraries/Pages/default.aspxContact for our Superintendent & our Assistant Superintendent to voice your support of school libraries: Superintendent Santorno: csantor@tacoma.K12.wa.us; Superintendent Pace: tpace@tacoma.K12.wa.usLink to requesting materials and sharing suggestions with our Tacoma Public Library (must sign in first to access this feature) Attendance at events matters and created more opportunities for events! Link to event pagesCome out to Kwame Alexander Author Event on 10/15 at Urban Grace in Tacoma: tickets here Guilty Favsies:Hope: good ranch dressing (fancy spices)Annie: niiiiice office supplies. Kristen---People, GossipDo Your Fudging Homework:Hope: On Building a Personal LibraryAnnie: use your public library. Support your neighborhood school’s library. Libraries are vital to our communities.Kristen: buy a book for our library! Donate to Project Lit Lincoln Abes Special Announcement: We are going to read White Fragility by Robin DiAngelo! #IWLreads #readlessbasic

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Episode #131 | 9.2.18

Play Episode Listen Later Sep 2, 2018

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Episode #131 | 9.2.18